Wayne Tucker at Black Cat

Trumpet/Composer Wayne Tucker’s 2018 album “Wake Up and See the Sun” awakened the jazz world to Wayne’s electric virtuosity and mesmerizing compositions. “It is larger than life...It makes you feel good, it makes you laugh, dance and sing along!” says All About Jazz. The album creates a musical collage inspired by songwriters Stevie Wonder and Frank Ocean, jazz icons like Miles Davis and Dizzy Gillespie, composers such as Debussy and Beethoven, hip-hop legends including Jay-Z and Nas, as well as new artists like Ambrose Akinmusire and Kendrick Lamar. His music magically blends jazz, classical, hip-hop, R&B and more! In addition to playing with many of today’s jazz stars, he has toured with Elvis Costello and the popular Haitian band Djet-X. He has performed at some of the top music venues in the world including Avery Fisher Hall, Birdland, and The Kennedy Center. He has been featured at clubs and festivals worldwide, and regularly hits the stage around New York with many of today’s rising young jazz stars....

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Trumpet/Composer Wayne Tucker’s 2018 album “Wake Up and See the Sun” awakened the jazz world to Wayne’s electric virtuosity and mesmerizing compositions. “It is larger than life...It makes you feel good, it makes you laugh, dance and sing along!” says All About Jazz. The album creates a musical collage inspired by songwriters Stevie Wonder and Frank Ocean, jazz icons like Miles Davis and Dizzy Gillespie, composers such as Debussy and Beethoven, hip-hop legends including Jay-Z and Nas, as well as new artists like Ambrose Akinmusire and Kendrick Lamar. His music magically blends jazz, classical, hip-hop, R&B and more! In addition to playing with many of today’s jazz stars, he has toured with Elvis Costello and the popular Haitian band Djet-X. He has performed at some of the top music venues in the world including Avery Fisher Hall, Birdland, and The Kennedy Center. He has been featured at clubs and festivals worldwide, and regularly hits the stage around New York with many of today’s rising young jazz stars.
The Bad Motha’s include: Wayne Tucker (trumpet), Miles Tucker (tenor sax), Guilio Xavier (bass), Hila Kunik (keys), and Diego Ramirez (drums).
**Seated tickets are for specified time on ticket. Table reservations are for two hours. Following that, guests are welcome to enjoy the rest of the show from the bar/standing room. Guests are encouraged and welcome to show up a little early to catch the show and grab a drink from the bar. Tax and service charge included in ticket price. Tickets usually available at the door after Eventbrite sales have ended.**
FAQs
Does buying a ticket book a reservation as well?
Yes! For seated admissions, your ticket books you a reservation for a table at the time indicated. Your table will be reserved for two hours, after which point you are welcome to enjoy the rest of the show in standing room or at the bar. Please keep in mind we will hold your reservation for 15 minutes beyond the ticketed time. If you anticipate arriving after the scheduled time, please contact us to let the maitre'd know. 
Are there table minimums?
Only on Friday and Saturday nights. For seated admissions between 6:30 PM and 9:30 PM we have a $20 food minimum. From 9:30 PM to 2:00 AM, we have and $20 food/beverage minimum. 
Can I come in and listen to the music without purchasing a ticket?
Sure! If you would like to come in and listen to the band without seeing the show, you may join us in the Lobby Bar to enjoy specially curated cocktails and our full menu without purchasing a ticket. It's a perfect way to experience Black Cat. General admission tickets may always be purchased at the door if you decide you'd like to go downstairs and check out the show.
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
All ages welcome!
 
What's the refund policy?
All tickets are non-refundable
 
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
Mobile or printed works for us!
 
Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable?
Yes!

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